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. 2018 Jul 31;12:527. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.00527

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Line graphs illustrating absolute latencies of the positive peaks (ms) of waves I, II and IV plotted as a function of frequency in ND and ED rats. At 3 months of age (A–C), the mean values for the absolute positive latencies were similar between ND and ED rats. At 6–8 months of age (D–F), absolute latency times were longer, compared to 3 month-old rats. However, there were no differences between ND and ED rats in any wave at any frequency assessed. Similarly, although the absolute latency times were even longer at 12–14 months of age (G–I), still no differences were observed in any wave at any frequency in the positive latency times when ND and ED rats were compared.